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Re: Does "Additional Directories to Find Source Files" work?
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Re: Does "Additional Directories to Find Source Files" work?


  • Subject: Re: Does "Additional Directories to Find Source Files" work?
  • From: Jim Ingham <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 10:09:15 -0700

Setting breakpoints uses the debug information and doesn't need the actual source files to do its job. So it's unaffected both by gdb's dir command, and anything else Xcode might do along these lines.

Xcode doesn't use gdb to get file contents, it does that itself. So it wouldn't need to seed the directories in the Executables pane into gdb's "dir" path. It gets a filename and directory from gdb, and if the file isn't in the directory gdb says it should be, then Xcode uses the other path elements to look for the file on its side.

This worked in the simple test case I tried out. If you have a case where it's not working, please file a bug.

Jim

On Aug 17, 2005, at 9:14 AM, Daniel Jalkut wrote:

I take it back, sorta. It does seem to be finding my breakpoints now, despite the directory not showing up in "dir"'s result. I guess it uses a different mechanism?

Daniel

On Aug 17, 2005, at 11:38 AM, Daniel Jalkut wrote:



I'm linking to a static library that is built with debug symbols, so I want gdb to recognize its source dir when I'm debugging my tool.


I discovered the "Additional Directories..." configuration in the Debug pane of the Executable inspector. Perfect! But when I set a path (full POSIX) in this table and debug the executable, it doesn't seem to help. I even turned off the "auto run" feature so I could inspect gdb. After setting a full path to a local directory on my disk, I start the debug session and type "dir" from the gdb console:

(gdb) dir
Source directories searched: $cdir:$cwd

No sign of my custom path. Is this feature supposed to work? Are there some gotchas I should know about?

Thanks!
Daniel


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